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Friday, 9 August 2013

 Waza arrested, detained in Police station Sherbagh Islamabad
SRINAGAR, AUGUST 09
Senior pro-freedom leader and Jammu and Kashmir people’s league chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today early in the morning arrested from his residence in Kadipora Islamabad and was lodged in police station sherbagh Islamabad. He was not allowed to offer Eid prayers.
Party spokesman, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi has condemned the state police action and termed it to state terrorism perpetrated by the occupied authorities. He said that arresting and putting behind pro freedom leadership on the eve of Eid was jolted and exposed the real face of so called democracy and secularism all over the world respecting religious aspirations and humanity.  
Chairman, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza was scheduled to address a protest rally in dooru area on the eve of martyr’s day that was observed today.

Thursday, 8 August 2013

Srinagar 8th Aug.Senior Hurriat leader and Chairman salvation movement Zaffar Akber Bhat has been put under house arrest at 5.30 pm on Thursday 8th august . A large contingent of Police and armed forces surrounded the his residence and asked Zaffar not to move and he will not be allowed to offer prayers of EID UL FITTER. Zaffar was scheduled to offer prayers at Eidgah Srinagar and raise voice against atrocities.

Spokesman of Salvation Movement condemned the house arrest of Zaffar Akber Bhat and said that these curbs will be suppress the movement of freedom nor will stop Hurriat leaders from the Ongoing movement.
Waza paid growing tributes to Dooru martyrs
SRINAGAR, August 08: Jammu and Kashmir People’s league Mukhtar Ahmad
Waza today paid glowing tributes to dooru martyrs who fell the bullets
of Indian armed forces since past years including Mohd Jabar Khan who
was killed by army and STF on 10th of August in 1996.
10th August is being celebrated as martyr’s day in the dooru area,
Waza said that over 250 martyrs laid their lives for a sacred goal and
mission whose mission will be taken to its logical conclusion.
Nazir Ahmad Malik, Khawaja GulamAahmad Beigh , Advocate Mohd Abdullah,
Master Bashir Ahmad Malik, Abdul Salam Sofi, Eng Farooq Ahmad Mir,
Abdul Rehman Mir, Sajad Ahmad Badroo, and Mohd Jabar khan are among
the 250 martyrs who laid their lives since 1989.
Waza said that on 10th of August 1996 Martyr Mohd Jabbar Khan was
killed by Indian army and state sponsored STF and since then the day
is being observed as martyr’s day.Waza urged people to celebrate Eid
with simplicity and pay tributes to the martyrs.
He urged people to gather in martyrs ground and assemble in the graved
yard after eid prayers.spokesperson jkpl imtiyaz reshi

Tuesday, 6 August 2013



  Senior Hurriyat Leader and  Chairman of Jammu Kashmir Peoples League, Mukhtar Ahmad waza in a declaration has felicitated Muslim brethren on the eve of Eid-ul-Fitr and urged people of Kashmir to observe this carnival with extreme austerity. Waza has urged people to pray for the elevation-status of Kashmiri martyrs. Waza stressed that we must not forget those who are living under biggest prison in the World, prison of Kashmir, where millions of Kashmiris are daily facing torture, and killing since 65, years. Waza asked the people to express solidarity with the families of martyrs and wounded persons by visiting their houses on the day. Waza has appealed the people to help the families of their Kashmiri brethren, who were injured or martyred by Indian police and troops during the ongoing agitation.

Mean while Party Chairman, Mukhtar Waza clarified that party is not raising funds from the local populace in the valley and urged people not to adhere any one with the receipt book Jammu Kashmir People’s League and accordingly not to donate for the party.Waza appealed to people not to give any fund or donation in the name of peoples league.

Monday, 5 August 2013

Demonstration at press colony led Zaffar Akber Bhat including APHC leaders Javaid Ahmad Mir, Syed Bashir Andrabi, Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi and dozens Activists of Salvation movement participated.
Since 1947, Indian security forces just hold the illegal occupation on the territory; Kashmiris are being subjected to inhumanity and worst kind of repression during which Indian armed forces and various agencies got involved in gruesome human rights volitions that could hardly be found in any other part of the world. Killings, torches, forced disappearances, rape, molestation have been the tool of repression but from past few years Indian armed forces have invented new ways and brutal tactics to represses the freedom sentiment among the younger generation, hundreds were killed and thousands were jailed in the valley especially youths who participated and expressed their anger by participating in peaceful protests.
Parents of these youths, political prisoners and those who were forced to disappear are awaiting their return on every Eid but the repressor seems to have taken out their hearts. On Coming EID we again want to bring into the notice international community, India and its civil society those aftermaths of repression and demand;
1. Release Kashmiri political prisoners including Mushtaq ul Islam,Shakeel Ahmad Bhat,,Misbah nisar,Muzaffar Dar,Shafi sheryati on the eve of EID on humanitarian grounds.
2. Release Youths detained after the Goal of Ramban barbaric incident.
3. Shun the policy of slapping PSA on the arrested youths as it totally vanish their educational career.
4. PSA, AFSPA and other black laws sword hanging on the neck of Kashmiri’s like swards should be revoked at earliest.
5. Life imprisonment Judgment in favour Sheikh Farhat, Imran Sheikh,M Ayoub Dar and 51 other Kashmiri be taken back and they should release them.
6. Stop re arresting under PSA after the release of court orders
7. In view of hot climate all Kashmiri Political Prisoners may be shifted to their District Headquarters jail before their release.
8. Make meeting of Kashmiri prisoners with their families on easy and provide all facilities to them according to jail manuals.
.Zaffar Akber Bhat public Relation head of APHC And Chairman Salvation Movement

Sunday, 4 August 2013


 JKPL Conveyed daylong meeting at Party headquarters in Srinagar, finalized
arrangements for Martyrdom anniversary of Sheikh Abdul Aziz

We not raising funds from local populace: Waza Clarified

SRINAGAR, August 04: Jammu and Kashmir People’s League today conveyed a day
long party meeting at Party headquarters in Srinagar in connection with the
 Martyrdom anniversary of Sheikh Abdul Aziz  who was martyred  by Indian
armed on 11th of August in year 2008 during an anti India peaceful protest
demonstration.

During the meeting that was chaired by Party Chairman Mukhtar Ahmad Waza
and was attended General Sectary Mohd Ashraf Sofi, chief spokesperson
Imtiyaz Ahmad Reshi, Provincial
president  Shakeel-ul-Rehman,
Gulam Qadir Rah, Jaffer kashmiri, Chief Coordinator Farooq Ahmad Dar,
and others, finalized the arrangements related to
martyrdom anniversary of Sheikh Abdul Aziz going to be observed on 13th of
this month.

In the meeting it was decided that on 13th of this month, a seminar will be
conducted at APHC headquarters to observe the martyrdom anniversary of the
great martyred Sheikh Abdul Aziz. It was also decided that party leaders
and activists will visit the martyr’s grave yard in Srinagar on 11th of
August and will pay tributes to the martyr.

Party Chairman, Mukhtar Waza clarified that party is not raising funds from
the local populace in the valley and urged people not to adhere any one
with the receipt book Jammu Kashmir People’s League and accordingly not to
donate for the party.

Meanwhile during the meeting, party leaders and activists including
Chairman expressed concern over the growing human rights violations in the
territory by Indian armed forces and appealed international community to
take a strong note of the human rights violations committed by the troops.
He said that after the Gool ramaban incident youths have imprisoned falsely
and appealed international community to pressurize India for their early
release.

Waza addressing the meeting stressed upon workers and activists to work
hard and get in touch with the public and reach out to them. He said that
India was repressing on the going freedom movement by brutal tactics,
however the people of the state enough bold to trwat these policies.

Saturday, 3 August 2013


Waza shocked over kulgam custodial killing, expressed solidarity with the family

SRINAGAR, AUGUST 03:

Jammu and Kashmir People’s League Chairman, Mukhtar Ahmad Waza today
expressed great anguish and sorrow over the custodial killing of poor
civilian who was arrested by the police. He expressed sympathy and
solidarity with the bereaved family and told them not to lose the
heart as the incident was not new for the Kashmiris who laid their
precious lives for the Kashmir cause.

Waza who today visited the family Mohd Jabbar Sheikd in Bulsoo Kulgam
said that due ransom and custodial killings by police, being
themselves part of the nation that is fighting peacefully against
Indian rule is shocking and unacceptable.   Waza termed it worst kind
of human rights violation and said that these kind rights violations
had been taking place from 1947 when Indian armed forces occupied the
state illegally.

Waza said that according to family members of Sheikh, Police didn’t
allow them to admit him in a hospital besides doctors in Kulgam
hospital recommendations. He said that instead of giving him proper
medical care police showed its cruelty and demanded money from them.

He said that India armed forces have long list of custodial killings
that is evident with hundreds of unmarked graves in the valley
meadows. He said that it is amid to depress Kashmiris Physiologically
so that they can shun the peaceful struggle and demanding their basic
right ‘right to self determination’. However he maintained that Indian
and its agencies will not get any success by playing these brutal
tactics.

Appealing International organization to take strong note on ongoing
human rights violations in the territory by Indian armed forces, he
appealed United Nations to play its role in Kashmir resolution for the
peace and stability in whole south Asian region.